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The Amarna Revolution was the introduction of Atenism or the period during which Pharaoh Akhenaton introduced the monolatrist worship of only Amon Re. (Monolatrism is when only one god is worshiped but people believe in other gods that are not worthy of worship.)
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Which pharaoh brought about the Amarna revolution?
Amenhotep and then son Akenhaten
What ia Amarna art?
Amarna art is a style of art that was characterized by a sense of activity and movement in the images. The scenes depicted in Amarna art are crowded and busy.
How many miles lie between amarna and thebes?
Approximately 200 miles lies between Amarna and Thebes.
What is the Amarna associated with?
Pharoah Akhenaten
How many straight lines miles lie between Amarna and Thebes?
About how many straight line miles between Amarna and Thebes
What does Amarna pharaohs mean?
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What city did amenhotep iv rule from?
Amarna
How far is it from Memphis to Akhenaten?
Akhenaten is a famous pharaoh of ancient Egypt. He is buried in the Royal Wadi in Amarna, Egypt. The distance from Memphis to Amarna, Egypt is approximately 6700 miles.
Where in Egypt is a place called Akhetaten?
current day Amarna
What is the name of the period during which Tutankhamun lived?
the amarna period
What major period of Egyptian History did Tutankhamun live?
The Amarna period
What is the amarna revolution?
Amarna Revolution 1375-1358 B.C.E.Amen-hetep and his queen Nefert-iti are fanatically devoted to Aten, and Amen-hetep changes his name to Akhenaten. He also founds a new city for Aten at the present day El-Amarna and moves his court there. Other cults were discouraged and changes in the Aten doctrine favor monotheism. Problems begin to occur during his reign. There is unrest in the northern empire, which leads to a reduced flow of valuable tribute and disgruntled soldiers. Temples were closed putting many out of work. Also, forbidding sacrifices and rituals demoralized people and took away the purpose to every day activities. The people did not like the new religion being imposed on them.http://www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/prehistory/egypt/history/dynasties/dynasty18.htmlhttp://www.stormshock.com/archive/articles/amarna.html
